MFIP, GA:
The asset limit is $10,000. Do not count income as an asset during the month of receipt. Income becomes an asset when it is retained in the next month. When counted assets exceed the $10,000 limit, people are either ineligible or must reduce assets within certain time limits. See 0015.72 (Excess Assets – Applicants) and 0015.75 (Excess Assets – Participants).


SNAP:
Only non-categorically eligible SNAP units ARE subject to an asset test. Categorically eligible SNAP units are NOT subject to an asset test. See 0013.06 (SNAP Categorical Eligibility/Ineligibility) to determine categorical eligibility or ineligibility.

For non-categorically eligible SNAP units, see 0015.81 (Assets – SNAP) for the SNAP asset policies, including the asset limits.


MSA:
For non-SSI recipients, follow GA.

For SSI recipients, no action is required. SSA makes all asset determinations.

Residents of a long term care facility (LTCF) whose cost of care is paid for by MA are eligible for MSA if they meet MA (rather than MSA) asset provisions and limits. See the Minnesota Health Care Programs Eligibility Policy Manual. They must meet all other MSA eligibility requirements.


HSP:
For non-SSI recipients, follow GA.

For SSI recipients, no action is required. SSA makes all asset determinations.